[cancercured] RAW _ EDWIN

Personally, I am not into raw foods. I follow more of an Ayurvedic
approach. I can appreciate some mono diets. However, eating raw
eggs, fish, or meat as a mono diet is asking for trouble. They have
complex proteins. They are hard to digest cooked and harder to
digest raw. Many if not all veggies have digestive enzymes. If one
eats meat, then at least eat veggies and lots of them with the
meat. Meat is acidic to start with and veggies can also alkalinize
the body. Plus you can get pathogens from meat. At least eat meat
with onions and garlic to help kill the pathogens.

If you leave out different kinds of foods at room temp. Meat and
milk will go bad faster than any of them. The same thing happens in
the digestive tract. They can putrify faster than any other foods.
however, many "good" bacteria in the digestive tract thrive on the
lactose from dairy products. If one does eat meat, do not make a
mono diet of it. You can do a mono diet of many fruits or veggies
for cleansing purposes though. A good mono diet is kitcheree. It
has everything one needs.

GB

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, Edwin Casimero <eesc@...> wrote:
>
> Regarding pancreas and enzymes.
>
> I used to take pancreatin and wobenzyme as supplements when I was
sick.
> Then I found out I can get MUCH better REAL enzymes from RAW
food. Say
> raw milk, raw meat, raw eggs, raw liver, raw fruits. (you can
make the
> transition by searing your meat). Get organic meat.
>
> The problem is people keep eating cooked food that requires the
body to
> expend its own enzymes and eventually you go bankrupt.
>
> But if we ate RAW food that brought its OWN enzymes to the party,
then
> we would have an excess of enzymes instead of a deficit. The
excess
> enzymes can be used to heal our body.
>
> Also to save on enzymes, eat 1 food at a time. MONO MEALS.
>
> Regards
>
> The Ferris's wrote:
> >
> > I agree with you about vegetarianism. Dan Raber from

www.cancerx.org

> > says that 60% of cancer patients die from
malnutrition/starvation. So
> > his program is very high dosages of enzymes, bloodroot (taken
> > internally in tablet form), co-enzyme Q10, minerals and ATP (to
reduce
> > the lactic acid build up that cancer creates). Their website
says that
> > cancer happens because the pancreas is not working properly
because it
> > is the pancreas' job the kill abnormal/cancerous cells. So
taking high
> > doses of enzymes helps your pancreas and helps you digest foods.
My
> > Mother has started this program just recently. It is recommended
to
> > have an organic diet with meat being okay.
> > Leea
> >
> > From: Tad Winiecki
> > To: cancercured@yahoogroups.com <mailto:cancercured%
40yahoogroups.com>
> > Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 9:44 AM
> > We've been on the Budwig diet a few months now, vegetarian
except for
> > Salmon once a week or less. My knee injury has improved markedly
and I
> > feel good. But I wonder about vegetarian diets and the BP
longterm as
> > supposedly if you get off the diet eventually when you think
you're all
> > cured the cancer can return and the diet supposedly won't work
again.
> > All this is rather anecdotal, I don't know the statistics on
this.
> > What bothers me is that the Bible seems to warn against people
in the
> > last days pushing vegetarianism, 1 Timothy 4:1-4. I could take
this as
> > a warning against cults but how does it apply to a vegetarian
diet in
> > general, especially over a lifetime? I also have a problem with
> > leaving off all supplements indefinitely if we can not know for
certain
> > that our food contains all the vitamins and minerals we need.
Some
> > health authorities claim our soils are depleted of minerals and
can't
> > provide us the trace minerals we need. My experience with taking
> > colloidal trace minerals for 14 years as opposed to my brother
and
> > sisters who have not would bear this out.
> > Nancy
> >
> >
>

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